Through my right eye…

By dan.sved@gmail.com | Published April 19, 2013

I had thought about using this as a tag line in the site, but changed my mind.

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5 Comments

  1. Larry November 14, 2013 at 5:05 am #

    Your photographs are absolutely breathtaking. They take you there, to so many different places, places or things that ill never see or feel in my lifetime. You are a genius. You have a gift from God. Thank you for sharing,
    Larry

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  2. Witmore Wilkins November 17, 2013 at 7:08 pm #

    I am especially interested in owls. Last night we could hear one singing its song, so she says. I have no idea what kind. I’m searching types for different regions of the United States. Hoping to get a look at it so I can compare to one in your bird collection photos. My wife isn’t too fond since one picked up her cat when she was young. Left claw marks behind. That’s what being a predator is about. I’ll be checking your site and more owl sights if I ever see it. Super pictures

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  3. Polly Pinho January 10, 2016 at 2:09 am #

    I met Dan and his beautiful wife Monica in Costa Rica this last year of 2015. Both are genuinely wonderful people. Dans ability to capture beauty in everything he sees is amazing. He is very talented and I am thankful that he shares his photos with us on this website. Thanks Dan!

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    • dan.sved@gmail.com January 12, 2016 at 10:24 pm #

      Thanks Polly. Your thoughts are appreciated, especially since the Costa Rica photos aren’t up yet. Soon!

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  4. Carmel Dodson February 21, 2017 at 12:32 am #

    Dan, great meeting you today at St. Andrews State Park. Wow, your photography is impressive covering many faces and facets. Your creativity shows both in your photos and website. From your humble presence today, I’d never guessed the depth of your knowledge and experience in photography. Great that you got the chance to come back to what you love! Love your owls! Hope you encountered the Great Horned owl on your Park visit. Love the Studio C name and the reasoning behind it…Light is at the heart of photography! Thanks for letting me try your lens…my arms will be sore tomorrow! Lol Happy snapping and much success on your adventures!

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